PSA: Illinois-PSU MBB replay is on BTN at 4pm ET. Nfm
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I have a feeling it might be a good game. I recommend people watch.
I prefer a Happy Beginning.....that way I can kick back and enjoy the rest of the show....Happy ending.
I will enjoy watching the Illini give up 6 points on out-of-bounds plays under our hoop. Underwood’s boys are the worst team I have seen all year guarding OB plays, they have lost 2 conference games because of this…thanks Brad!
I feel like it had been years since we scored in a BLOB situation...to do it 3 times last night was crazy.
Out of the same formation, on a cut to the rim. Absolutely poor preparation, to the point where I am convinced Underwood never reviewed PSU out-of-bounds plays.
Illini fans whining about venue change - do they have a point? Do other schools change on campus venues when they want? It’s crazy that in CFB you have to ask the other team’s permission to wear the uniform of your choosing but in basketball you can change the venue when you want (apparently).
Apparently they were practicing defending it even during pregame. Sometimes players don’t get it regardless of what a coach does.
Yes. I was blessed with students who would give me their all.
The Illini defender over the ball did not protect against an entry pass to the basket…. TWICE! His job is to make sure the entry pass goes outside the lane. That’s poor teaching..
I had more than a few who cared little for the Magna Carta, Charlemagne or Athens and Sparta
It’s so much easier to teach mathematics. It took a long time for me to hit my stride but for my last 15 years I could make math rock in ASL.I had more than a few who cared little for the Magna Carta, Charlemagne or Athens and Sparta
Or poor listening. So if a kid is not smart enough to grasp algebra, then it’s the teacher’s fault? How about a kid who never misses a free throw in practice, but misses a bunch during games, is that the coach’s fault for not teaching him well enough? It’s easy to see the posters on this board who’ve never coached.
So you coached for three decades and your players always did what you wanted them to do and they never messed up during games…how did you not end up coaching professionally with that kind of record? I guess you won’t be able to answer me since you’re putting me on ignore, but I would be curious.
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